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Parc y Scarlets is set to welcome some stars of the stage as it holds its biggest ever choral concert. Featuring performances by some of the biggest Welsh names in music, the Gala Concert will be staged in the stadium's Delme Thomas Centre on Friday, March 16. The show will showcase a wide variety of singing talent. Carmarthen-born tenor Wynne Evans, of Go Compare fame, will return to the stadium to perform, along with soprano Gwawr Edwards, who recently performed for the Prince of Wales at Highgrove. Young singers from Only Boys Aloud will join the pair on stage, and Cor Meibion Llanelli will show off the musical talent that has led them to perform at many of the UK's leading concert halls. And X Factor contestant John Adams will once again sing at Parc y Scarlets, where he wowed the crowds at last year's fireworks spectacular. The audience will also be treated to a performance by 200 youngsters from across the town in the 200 Voices Llanelli Schools choir. The Gala Conc...

It was a night when the power of song lifted spirits – and raised nearly £700 for the Healing The Wounds charity which helps treat victims of PTSD, post traumatic stress disorder. The 'Stars in their Eyes' event at Cefneithin RFC rugby club featured the Cross Hands choir of Only Boys Aloud. The event raised a whopping £667.80. The Only Boys Aloud singers served up a treat with their own version of the classic ‘Sosban Fach’ and a varied repertoire of other songs. The choir was conducted by Craig Yates from Only Men Aloud. He revealed that Only Men Aloud had recently finished recording their Christmas album. Healing The Wounds charity secretary Carol Richards thoroughly enjoyed the evening and said: “We would like to thank Jason Mills and his colleagues at Cefneithin RFC for the warm welcome received on the night and for the opportunity to raise much-needed awareness for the charity.” For more information, email chairman@cefneithinrfc.co.uk Weblinks – http://healingthewounds.co.u...

The Cross Hands choir of Only Boys Aloud will be performing at Cefneithin Rugby Club, on Saturday, October 15, in aid of the Healing The Wounds charity. The theme of the evening will be ‘Stars In Their Eyes’. The Healing The Wounds charity works in Wales to treat sufferers of PTSD, post traumatic stress disorder. The Cross Hands choir of Only Boys Aloud is trained by Craig Yates (pictured above) of Only Men Aloud. The rugby club evening will also feature a Stars in Their Eyes section featuring local performers. For more information, email chairman@cefneithinrfc.co.uk Weblinks – http://healingthewounds.co.uk/ http://www.onlyboysaloud.com/ Pictures attached of Craig Yates and the Cross Hands choir of Only Boys Aloud.

The hit choir Only Boys Aloud will be performing at Cefneithin Rugby Club, near Cross Hands, on Saturday, October 15, in aid of the Healing The Wounds charity. The theme of the evening will be ‘Stars In Their Eyes’. The Healing The Wounds charity works in Wales to treat sufferers of PTSD, post traumatic stress disorder. The Only Boys Aloud choir is trained by the team from Only Men Aloud. For more information, email chairman@cefneithinrfc.co.uk Weblinks – http://healingthewounds.co.uk/ http://www.onlyboysaloud.com/

The hit choir Only Boys Aloud will be performing at Cefneithin Rugby Club, near Cross Hands, on Saturday, June 4, in aid of the Healing The Wounds charity. The theme of the evening will be ‘Stars In Their Eyes’. Barclays Bank has agreed to match-fund the cash raised on the night. The Healing The Wounds charity works in Wales to treat sufferers of PTSD, post traumatic stress disorder. The Only Boys Aloud choir is trained by the team from Only Men Aloud. For more information, email Jason.mills@cassidian.com Weblinks – http://healingthewounds.co.uk/ http://www.onlyboysaloud.com/